Eskom’s “7% Wage Deal” Eskom continues to mislead the consumer
Eskom’s recently announced three-year wage agreement is being publicly presented as a “7% increase,” but industry investigations suggest the real long-term cost impact could exceed 9%–10% once allowances, benefits, pension-linked costs and…
Eskom’s Mounting Debt, Double‑Digit Tariff Hikes, Looming Load Shedding
Eskom escalates action against R110 billion municipal debt by initiating PAJA consultations for supply interruptions to 14 defaulting municipalities, while NERSA approves steeper tariff hikes, 8.76% for 2026/27 (R12bn extra revenue) and…
Eskom’s Paper Profits, Real Risks: Why South Africa’s Business Owners Must Exit Grid Dependence Now
Today’s Insight Eskom’s recent “return to profit” and promises of a new dawn in the power system are largely an accounting and messaging victory, not a structural fix, which leaves business leaders…
TBG SA Daily Energy and Solar brief
Cash Flow Dilemma for Eskom Eskom’s cash flow outlook remains deeply negative under current conditions.
South Africa’s corporate solar market is at an inflection point
South Africa’s corporate solar market is at an inflection point: demand and capacity are accelerating rapidly, but input-cost pressure is rising, a 9% module price increase is widely projected for Q4 2025.